gametitle='Australian Citizenship';
questions=new Array();
questions[1]='What is the capital city of Australia?~Canberra~Sydney~Melbourne~Brisbane~A~1';
questions[2]='What are the first inhabitants of Australia known as?~Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples~European settlers~Pacific Islanders~New Zealanders~A~1';
questions[3]='Which people have the oldest continuous cultures and traditions in the world?~Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples~British Australians~European Australians~Asian Australians~A~1';
questions[4]='When did the First Fleet arrive in Australia?~26 January 1788~1 January 1901~25 April 1915~17 September 1945~A~1';
questions[5]='Where did the First Fleet come from?~Great Britain~France~Spain~Portugal~A~1';
questions[6]='What happened in Australia in 1851?~A gold rush began~The Constitution was adopted~The First Fleet arrived~The national anthem was written~A~1';
questions[7]='Which two colonies were important in the Australian gold rush of 1851?~New South Wales and Victoria~Queensland and Tasmania~Western Australia and South Australia~Victoria and Tasmania~A~1';
questions[8]='What is the national language of Australia?~English~French~Latin~German~A~1';
questions[9]='Why is learning English important in Australia?~It helps people participate in Australian society~It is required for every job~It replaces all other languages~It is the only language spoken in Australia~A~1';
questions[10]='How many distinct Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages are mentioned in the citizenship material?~More than 100~Exactly 10~Exactly 25~Less than 20~A~1';
questions[11]='What is the official flag of Australia?~The Australian National Flag~The Aboriginal Flag~The Torres Strait Islander Flag~The Union Jack~A~1';
questions[12]='What colours are on the Australian National Flag?~Blue white and red~Green gold and black~Red white and green~Blue yellow and green~A~1';
questions[13]='What does the Union Jack on the Australian National Flag represent?~Australias history of British settlement~The gold rush~The Aboriginal peoples~The Southern Cross~A~1';
questions[14]='What does the Commonwealth Star represent?~The six states and the territories~The six largest cities~The six colonies only~The six oceans around Australia~A~1';
questions[15]='How many points does the Commonwealth Star have?~Seven~Five~Six~Eight~A~1';
questions[16]='What does the Southern Cross on the Australian National Flag represent?~A group of stars visible in the southern sky~The six Australian states~The British Parliament~The Australian coat of arms~A~1';
questions[17]='What are the colours of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?~Black red and yellow~Blue white and red~Green blue and white~Red green and gold~A~1';
questions[18]='What does the black colour on the Aboriginal Flag represent?~The Aboriginal peoples of Australia~The Australian land~The sun~The sea~A~1';
questions[19]='What does the red colour on the Aboriginal Flag represent?~The earth~The sun~The Aboriginal peoples~The sea~A~1';
questions[20]='What does the yellow circle on the Aboriginal Flag represent?~The sun~The earth~The people~The ocean~A~1';
questions[21]='What colours are on the Torres Strait Islander Flag?~Green blue black and white~Red blue yellow and black~Green gold red and white~Blue red white and yellow~A~1';
questions[22]='What does the blue colour on the Torres Strait Islander Flag represent?~The sea~The land~The people~Peace~A~1';
questions[23]='What does the green colour on the Torres Strait Islander Flag represent?~The land~The sea~Peace~The people~A~1';
questions[24]='What does the black colour on the Torres Strait Islander Flag represent?~Torres Strait Islander people~The sea~The land~Peace~A~1';
questions[25]='What does the white colour on the Torres Strait Islander Flag represent?~Peace~The sea~The land~The sun~A~1';
questions[26]='What does the white star on the Torres Strait Islander Flag represent?~The island groups in the Torres Strait~The Australian states~The Southern Cross~The Commonwealth~A~1';
questions[27]='What is the official symbol of the Commonwealth of Australia?~The Commonwealth Coat of Arms~The Southern Cross~The Golden Wattle~The Australian Aboriginal Flag~A~1';
questions[28]='What is the national flower of Australia?~Golden wattle~Rose~Waratah~Eucalyptus flower~A~1';
questions[29]='What are the national colours of Australia?~Green and gold~Blue and white~Red and blue~Black and yellow~A~1';
questions[30]='What is the national gemstone of Australia?~Opal~Diamond~Sapphire~Ruby~A~1';
questions[31]='What is the national anthem of Australia?~Advance Australia Fair~God Save the King~Waltzing Matilda~I Am Australian~A~1';
questions[32]='When is Advance Australia Fair commonly sung?~At citizenship ceremonies and major sporting events~Only at funerals~Only in schools~Only on Australia Day~A~1';
questions[33]='How many states does Australia have?~Six~Five~Seven~Eight~A~1';
questions[34]='How many territories are represented by the seven points of the Commonwealth Star?~The territories~The states~The cities~The oceans~A~1';
questions[35]='Which city is the capital of New South Wales?~Sydney~Melbourne~Brisbane~Adelaide~A~1';
questions[36]='Which city is the capital of Victoria?~Melbourne~Sydney~Hobart~Canberra~A~1';
questions[37]='Which city is the capital of Queensland?~Brisbane~Cairns~Townsville~Toowoomba~A~1';
questions[38]='Which city is the capital of South Australia?~Adelaide~Perth~Darwin~Melbourne~A~1';
questions[39]='Which city is the capital of Western Australia?~Perth~Adelaide~Broome~Darwin~A~1';
questions[40]='Which city is the capital of Tasmania?~Hobart~Launceston~Devonport~Burnie~A~1';
questions[41]='Which city is the capital of the Northern Territory?~Darwin~Alice Springs~Katherine~Palmerston~A~1';
questions[42]='Which territory contains Canberra?~Australian Capital Territory~Northern Territory~Western Territory~Federal Territory~A~1';
questions[43]='What is Canberra?~The capital of Australia~The capital of New South Wales~The largest Australian city~The capital of Victoria~A~1';
questions[44]='What is Australia known for having?~A diverse population from many countries~One single culture~One single religion~One single ethnic background~A~1';
questions[45]='What is an important part of Australian national identity?~The diverse cultures of Australia~One common ancestry~One common religion~One common language only~A~1';
questions[46]='What is the purpose of building a cohesive nation?~To unite people while respecting diversity~To remove cultural diversity~To prevent migration~To establish one religion~A~1';
questions[47]='What is Australia Day?~A national day held on 26 January~A national election day~A day for voting in referendums~A day for state elections~A~1';
questions[48]='What does the citizenship pledge involve?~A public commitment to Australia and its people~A promise to leave Australia~A promise to join a political party~A promise to serve in the military~A~1';
questions[49]='What does Australian citizenship provide?~A common bond connecting citizens to Australia~Automatic ownership of property~A guaranteed government job~Freedom from Australian laws~A~1';
questions[50]='What is one important contribution to Australia from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples?~Ancient cultures and traditions~The Westminster Parliament~The First Fleet~The gold rush~A~1';
questions[51]='What type of government does Australia have?~Parliamentary democracy~Absolute monarchy~Military government~Direct democracy only~A~1';
questions[52]='What is the source of government power in Australian democracy?~The Australian people~The military~The courts~The Governor-General alone~A~1';
questions[53]='How do Australian citizens choose people to represent them in parliament?~By voting in elections~By appointment by judges~By inheritance~By selection by the police~A~1';
questions[54]='What must elected representatives do through elections?~Answer to the people for their decisions~Obey political parties in every matter~Report only to judges~Serve for life~A~1';
questions[55]='What does the Rule of Law mean?~Everyone is equal under the law~Only citizens must obey the law~Religious rules override Australian law~Government ministers are above the law~A~1';
questions[56]='Who must obey Australian laws?~Everyone in Australia~Only Australian citizens~Only elected politicians~Only people over 18~A~1';
questions[57]='Can a person or group be above Australian law?~No~Yes if they are wealthy~Yes if they are religious~Yes if they are elected~A~1';
questions[58]='How should changes to Australian laws normally be made?~Through discussion persuasion and the democratic process~Through violence~Through military action~Through private agreements~A~1';
questions[59]='What is rejected as a way of changing Australian laws?~Violence~Voting~Discussion~Peaceful persuasion~A~1';
questions[60]='What should Australians show towards people from different backgrounds?~Dignity and respect~Fear and suspicion~Hostility~Preferential treatment~A~1';
questions[61]='What does freedom of speech mean?~People can express their ideas within the law~People can break laws when speaking~Only politicians can express opinions~People must agree with the government~A~1';
questions[62]='Can Australians criticise the government?~Yes within the law~No~Only during elections~Only with government permission~A~1';
questions[63]='Can Australians peacefully protest against government decisions?~Yes~No~Only members of parliament can~Only judges can~A~1';
questions[64]='What is freedom of expression?~The freedom to express views through forms such as art music and literature~The freedom to ignore laws~The freedom to force others to agree~The freedom to threaten people~A~1';
questions[65]='What must people do when exercising freedom of speech?~Obey Australian laws~Obey foreign laws instead~Avoid all political discussion~Agree with everyone~A~1';
questions[66]='What is freedom of association?~The right to form and join legal groups~The right to force others to join groups~The right to ignore laws~The right to create illegal organisations~A~1';
questions[67]='Can a person choose not to join an association?~Yes~No~Only citizens can~Only government workers can~A~1';
questions[68]='Which is an example of a legal association?~A political party~A criminal gang~A violent organisation~An illegal group~A~1';
questions[69]='What type of government does Australia have regarding religion?~A secular government~A religious government~A government with an official national religion~A government controlled by religious leaders~A~1';
questions[70]='Does Australia have an official national religion?~No~Yes~Only Christianity~Only Buddhism~A~1';
questions[71]='Can people in Australia choose their religion?~Yes~No~Only citizens can~Only people born in Australia can~A~1';
questions[72]='Can a person in Australia choose not to follow a religion?~Yes~No~Only after becoming a citizen~Only with government permission~A~1';
questions[73]='What happens if an Australian law conflicts with a religious practice?~Australian law prevails~The religious practice always prevails~The person chooses which law applies~No law applies~A~1';
questions[74]='Do men and women have equal rights in Australia?~Yes~No~Only citizens have equal rights~Only workers have equal rights~A~1';
questions[75]='Is discrimination because of gender against the law?~Yes~No~Only in government jobs~Only during elections~A~1';
questions[76]='What does a fair go mean?~Equality of opportunity~Guaranteed success~Government employment for everyone~Equal income for everyone~A~1';
questions[77]='What should determine a persons success in Australian society?~Talent work and effort~Family wealth alone~Race~Religion~A~1';
questions[78]='What should normally determine who gets a job?~Skills and experience~Gender alone~Race alone~Family connections alone~A~1';
questions[79]='What is one responsibility of all people in Australia?~Obey Australian laws~Vote in every election regardless of age~Serve in parliament~Join a political party~A~1';
questions[80]='At what age are Australian citizens generally required to vote?~18 years and over~16 years and over~21 years and over~25 years and over~A~1';
questions[81]='What is voting in Australia?~An important responsibility right and privilege of citizenship~A private activity with no civic importance~Optional for all adults~Only a privilege of politicians~A~1';
questions[82]='What elections do Australian citizens vote in?~Federal and state or territory elections~Only federal elections~Only local elections~Only presidential elections~A~1';
questions[83]='What is a referendum?~A vote to change the Australian Constitution~A vote to choose a mayor~A court hearing~A parliamentary speech~A~1';
questions[84]='Who can vote in Australian federal elections if eligible?~Australian citizens aged 18 or over~All tourists~All temporary visitors~Children under 10~A~1';
questions[85]='What is one privilege of Australian citizenship?~The right to vote in elections~Freedom from all laws~Automatic wealth~A guaranteed job~A~1';
questions[86]='What is one responsibility of Australian citizenship?~Obey Australian laws~Ignore political decisions~Avoid voting~Refuse jury service~A~1';
questions[87]='What is another responsibility of Australian citizens when called upon?~Serve on a jury~Become a politician~Join the military~Work for the government~A~1';
questions[88]='What should Australian citizens do when they are eligible to vote?~Enrol and vote in elections~Avoid elections~Vote only if paid~Vote only for government candidates~A~1';
questions[89]='What does participating in Australian society include?~Contributing to the community~Avoiding community activities~Ignoring local issues~Refusing to help others~A~1';
questions[90]='What is one way people can contribute to the Australian community?~Volunteering~Breaking laws~Avoiding neighbours~Refusing community activities~A~1';
questions[91]='What is mateship?~Helping each other in times of need~Competing against everyone~Avoiding community life~Supporting only relatives~A~1';
questions[92]='Why is volunteering valued in Australia?~It can help the community and develop skills~It is required for every citizen~It replaces paid employment~It is required to vote~A~1';
questions[93]='What is one reason people are encouraged to learn English?~It helps them participate in Australian society~It prevents other languages being spoken~It is needed to own a house~It is needed to drive a car~A~1';
questions[94]='What should people do if they suspect a serious crime is being planned?~Report it to the appropriate authorities~Ignore it~Post it online~Confront the suspected offender violently~A~1';
questions[95]='What should a person do if they know a child is being abused?~Report it to the police~Ignore it~Keep it secret~Post the information online~A~1';
questions[96]='What is cyber abuse?~Abusive behaviour carried out online~Using a computer for education~Sending a normal email~Using online banking~A~1';
questions[97]='Is sharing sexual images or videos without consent an example of cyber abuse?~Yes~No~Only if the images are old~Only if the person is famous~A~1';
questions[98]='Is online stalking an example of cyber abuse?~Yes~No~Only for politicians~Only when done overseas~A~1';
questions[99]='Is racist online abuse acceptable in Australia?~No~Yes~Only during elections~Only when anonymous~A~1';
questions[100]='What do Australian citizens pledge loyalty to?~Australia and its people~A political party~A foreign government~A particular religion~A~1';
questions[101]='Can an Australian citizen also hold another citizenship?~Yes if the other country allows it~No under any circumstances~Only if they are born overseas~Only while travelling~A~1';
questions[102]='What is dual citizenship?~Being a citizen of two countries~Having two Australian passports only~Being a permanent resident~Having two addresses~A~1';
questions[103]='What must an Australian citizen do while in Australia?~Obey Australian laws~Obey only the laws of another country~Obey religious rules instead of Australian laws~Obey no laws~A~1';
questions[104]='Do some Australian laws apply to Australian citizens overseas?~Yes~No~Only during elections~Only to government employees~A~1';
questions[105]='What is the Australian Citizenship Pledge?~A public commitment made by new citizens~A voting form~A passport application~A tax declaration~A~1';
questions[106]='What does the citizenship pledge include?~Loyalty to Australia and its people~Loyalty to a political party~Loyalty to a foreign government~Loyalty to one religion~A~1';
questions[107]='What democratic beliefs do citizens pledge to share?~Australian democratic beliefs~The beliefs of another country~The beliefs of one religion~The beliefs of one political party~A~1';
questions[108]='What does the citizenship pledge say citizens will respect?~Rights and liberties~Only property rights~Only political rights~Only religious rights~A~1';
questions[109]='What does the citizenship pledge say citizens will uphold and obey?~Australian laws~Foreign laws~Religious laws instead of Australian laws~Political party rules~A~1';
questions[110]='Can people peacefully disagree with each other in Australia?~Yes~No~Only citizens can~Only politicians can~A~1';
questions[111]='What should Australians do when they disagree with another persons views?~Respect the persons right to hold different views~Use violence~Prevent the person from speaking~Report the person to police~A~1';
questions[112]='What is mutual respect?~Respecting the freedom and dignity of others~Agreeing with everyone~Avoiding people with different views~Forcing others to agree~A~1';
questions[113]='What is tolerance?~Respecting people and their different views~Accepting violence~Supporting discrimination~Preventing disagreement~A~1';
questions[114]='Is violence acceptable as a way to settle disagreements?~No~Yes~Only in political disputes~Only during protests~A~1';
questions[115]='Is physical violence against a spouse or partner acceptable?~No~Yes~Only inside the home~Only when no one sees it~A~1';
questions[116]='Are men and women free to make their own choices about marriage?~Yes~No~Only men are free to choose~Only families can choose~A~1';
questions[117]='Can people choose their own religion in Australia?~Yes~No~Only citizens can~Only people born in Australia can~A~1';
questions[118]='Is religious intolerance consistent with Australian values?~No~Yes~Only during elections~Only in private~A~1';
questions[119]='What does equality before the law mean?~The law applies equally to people~Rich people receive different laws~Politicians are above the law~Religious leaders are above the law~A~1';
questions[120]='Can a persons race determine whether Australian law applies to them?~No~Yes~Only for citizens~Only during elections~A~1';
questions[121]='Can a persons religion place them above Australian law?~No~Yes~Only for religious leaders~Only during religious ceremonies~A~1';
questions[122]='Can people be discriminated against because of disability under Australian values?~No~Yes~Only in schools~Only in private businesses~A~1';
questions[123]='Should people have equal opportunity regardless of their national or ethnic origin?~Yes~No~Only citizens should~Only workers should~A~1';
questions[124]='What is an important principle of Australian society?~Equality of opportunity~Inherited privilege~Religious privilege~Political privilege~A~1';
questions[125]='What does the phrase fair go describe?~A belief in fairness and equal opportunity~A sporting competition~A government payment~A legal punishment~A~1';
questions[126]='Should a person get a job because of their race?~No~Yes~Only in government jobs~Only in large companies~A~1';
questions[127]='Should a person get a job because of their gender rather than their skills?~No~Yes~Only for senior jobs~Only in private businesses~A~1';
questions[128]='What should employers consider when selecting a person for a job?~Skills and experience~Religion~Race~Family wealth~A~1';
questions[129]='What is the principle of equality of opportunity?~People should have the same opportunity to pursue their goals~Everyone must have the same income~Everyone must have the same job~Everyone must have the same opinions~A~1';
questions[130]='What does freedom of religion include?~The freedom to follow a religion or not follow one~The right to ignore Australian law~The right to force others to follow a religion~The right to create religious laws above Australian law~A~1';
questions[131]='What does freedom of association allow?~Joining legal groups and organisations~Joining only political parties~Joining illegal groups~Forcing others to join groups~A~1';
questions[132]='What does freedom of speech allow people to do?~Discuss their ideas within the law~Threaten people~Promote violence~Ignore defamation laws~A~1';
questions[133]='Can newspapers freely express views in Australia?~Yes within the law~No~Only government newspapers can~Only during elections~A~1';
questions[134]='Can people campaign to change Australian laws?~Yes through lawful democratic processes~No~Only politicians can~Only judges can~A~1';
questions[135]='What is peaceful protest?~A lawful way to express disagreement~A form of violent resistance~A method of avoiding elections~A military action~A~1';
questions[136]='What should happen to people who break Australian laws?~They may face penalties under the law~They automatically become citizens~They receive government jobs~They are exempt if they are wealthy~A~1';
questions[137]='What does parliamentary democracy mean?~Citizens elect representatives to parliament~Judges elect the government~The military chooses parliament~Religious leaders choose parliament~A~1';
questions[138]='Who makes laws in Australia?~Parliaments~Police officers alone~Courts alone~Private companies~A~1';
questions[139]='Who administers and enforces Australian laws?~Government authorities including police~Private citizens only~Foreign governments~Political parties alone~A~1';
questions[140]='What is the Australian Parliament made up of at the federal level?~The King represented by the Governor-General the Senate and the House of Representatives~The courts and police~The Senate and state premiers only~The Governor-General and police~A~1';
questions[141]='What is the name of the lower house of the Australian Federal Parliament?~House of Representatives~Senate~House of Lords~Legislative Council~A~1';
questions[142]='What is the name of the upper house of the Australian Federal Parliament?~Senate~House of Representatives~House of Lords~Federal Council~A~1';
questions[143]='What is the role of the Prime Minister?~Head the Australian Government~Head the High Court~Command every state government~Appoint every local councillor~A~1';
questions[144]='Who is the formal head of state of Australia?~The King of Australia~The Prime Minister~The Chief Justice~The Speaker of the House~A~1';
questions[145]='Who represents the King in Australia at the federal level?~The Governor-General~The Prime Minister~The Chief Justice~The Senate President~A~1';
questions[146]='What is the role of the Governor-General?~Represent the King in Australia~Lead the opposition~Run local councils~Lead the High Court~A~1';
questions[147]='What is the highest court in Australia?~High Court of Australia~Federal Court of Australia~Supreme Court of New South Wales~District Court~A~1';
questions[148]='What is the role of the courts?~Interpret and apply the law~Make every government policy~Run elections~Collect taxes only~A~1';
questions[149]='What is the purpose of the Constitution?~It establishes the framework for Australias system of government~It lists all criminal offences~It replaces all state laws~It establishes one religion~A~1';
questions[150]='Can the Australian Constitution be changed by referendum?~Yes~No~Only by the Prime Minister~Only by the High Court~A~1';
questions[151]='What is one important feature of Australian democracy?~Elected representatives~Hereditary government ministers~Military rule~Government without elections~A~1';
questions[152]='Why are elections important in Australia?~They allow citizens to choose representatives~They allow judges to make laws~They select police officers~They appoint religious leaders~A~1';
questions[153]='What happens to governments after elections?~They are accountable to voters for their decisions~They become independent of voters~They cannot be questioned~They remain in power permanently~A~1';
questions[154]='What is compulsory voting intended to encourage?~Participation in elections~Political violence~Government employment~Religious participation~A~1';
questions[155]='What is one way citizens can participate in democracy besides voting?~Contacting elected representatives~Ignoring government decisions~Breaking laws~Avoiding public discussion~A~1';
questions[156]='Can Australian citizens contact their elected representatives?~Yes~No~Only during elections~Only through the courts~A~1';
questions[157]='What is one way Australians can contribute to their community?~Helping people in need~Avoiding neighbours~Refusing to volunteer~Ignoring community problems~A~1';
questions[158]='What is meant by compassion for those in need?~Helping people who need support~Ignoring people in difficulty~Expecting everyone to manage alone~Giving support only to relatives~A~1';
questions[159]='What is a tradition of Australian community life?~Volunteering~Avoiding public service~Mandatory political membership~Military service for everyone~A~1';
questions[160]='What should people do if they see a serious crime being committed?~Report it to the appropriate authorities~Ignore it~Join the crime~Share rumours online~A~1';
questions[161]='What does loyalty to Australia mean for citizens?~A commitment to Australia and its people~Obedience to a foreign government~Membership of a political party~Following one religion~A~1';
questions[162]='What should citizens do if Australian law conflicts with their personal beliefs?~Follow Australian law~Ignore the law~Ask a friend to decide~Follow a foreign law instead~A~1';
questions[163]='What does secular government mean?~Government has no official national religion~Government is controlled by religion~Only one religion is permitted~Religious leaders make all laws~A~1';
questions[164]='Can people practise their religion in Australia?~Yes within Australian law~No~Only citizens can~Only members of certain religions can~A~1';
questions[165]='Can people express political opinions in Australia?~Yes within the law~No~Only elected politicians can~Only journalists can~A~1';
questions[166]='Can people disagree with government policy?~Yes~No~Only members of parliament can~Only citizens over 65 can~A~1';
questions[167]='What should happen when people disagree peacefully?~They should respect each others views~They should use violence~They should stop communicating~They should report each other~A~1';
questions[168]='What is racism?~Discrimination or abuse based on race~Respect for cultural diversity~Volunteering in the community~Voting in elections~A~1';
questions[169]='Does racism have a place in Australian society?~No~Yes~Only online~Only during elections~A~1';
questions[170]='Is racially abusive material online acceptable?~No~Yes~Only if anonymous~Only if privately shared~A~1';
questions[171]='What does Australian society expect people to do when they are able?~Support themselves and their families~Depend permanently on others~Avoid employment~Avoid community participation~A~1';
questions[172]='Why is English described as an important unifying element?~It helps people communicate and participate in society~It prevents other languages being used~It is the only language Australians may speak~It is required for every conversation~A~1';
questions[173]='Are languages other than English valued in Australia?~Yes~No~Only European languages~Only languages spoken by citizens~A~1';
questions[174]='What is one important feature of Australian society?~Cultural diversity~One ethnic background~One religion~One political view~A~1';
questions[175]='What is one responsibility related to Australian citizenship?~Defending Australia if necessary~Avoiding elections~Ignoring laws~Refusing jury service~A~1';
questions[176]='What is one privilege of being an Australian citizen?~Applying for an Australian passport~Being above the law~Avoiding taxes~Ignoring voting laws~A~1';
questions[177]='Can Australian citizens nominate for election to parliament if eligible?~Yes~No~Only permanent residents can~Only visitors can~A~1';
questions[178]='Can Australian citizens vote in referendums if eligible?~Yes~No~Only politicians can~Only judges can~A~1';
questions[179]='What is the purpose of a referendum?~To decide whether to change the Constitution~To elect the Prime Minister directly~To choose judges~To appoint local councillors~A~1';
questions[180]='What does peaceful change through democracy require?~Discussion persuasion and voting~Violence and threats~Military force~Political intimidation~A~1';
questions[181]='What is the rule of law based on?~Everyone being subject to the law~Some people being above the law~Religious rules replacing laws~Government officials ignoring laws~A~1';
questions[182]='Should police be obeyed when making a lawful request?~Yes~No~Only by citizens~Only during elections~A~1';
questions[183]='What is a lawful organisation that people may join?~A trade union~A criminal gang~A violent extremist group~An illegal organisation~A~1';
questions[184]='What does freedom of association mean about joining groups?~People may choose whether to join legal groups~People must join a political party~People must join a religious group~People must join a trade union~A~1';
questions[185]='What is one principle of Australian equality?~Men and women have equal rights~Men have more legal rights~Women have more legal rights~Only citizens have rights~A~1';
questions[186]='Should people be treated equally regardless of disability?~Yes~No~Only at work~Only at school~A~1';
questions[187]='Should people be treated equally regardless of age?~Yes under Australian equality principles~No~Only people over 18~Only citizens over 65~A~1';
questions[188]='Should people be treated equally regardless of religion?~Yes~No~Only Christians~Only people without religion~A~1';
questions[189]='What should people do when they encounter different cultural views?~Respect and tolerate differences~Use violence~Demand agreement~Avoid all discussion~A~1';
questions[190]='What does freedom of dignity mean?~People should be treated with respect~People must agree with each other~People cannot criticise government~People cannot practise religion~A~1';
questions[191]='What should citizens do with Australian government secrets?~Protect them and not undermine Australian interests~Share them publicly~Post them online~Give them to foreign governments~A~1';
questions[192]='What should a person do if they know about conduct that threatens Australian security?~Report it to the appropriate authorities~Ignore it~Spread rumours~Hide the information~A~1';
questions[193]='What is one reason Australia values volunteering?~It strengthens community participation~It replaces elections~It is required for citizenship~It replaces paid work~A~1';
questions[194]='What does mateship involve?~Helping others in times of need~Avoiding people in difficulty~Competing with neighbours~Helping only family members~A~1';
questions[195]='What does the Australian citizenship ceremony represent?~A formal occasion for becoming an Australian citizen~A federal election~A court hearing~A parliamentary sitting~A~1';
questions[196]='What does the citizenship ceremony usually include?~The Australian Citizenship Pledge~A parliamentary election~A court judgment~A military examination~A~1';
questions[197]='What is the main purpose of the Australian citizenship test?~To assess knowledge of Australia and Australian citizenship~To test sporting ability~To select political candidates~To assess employment skills~A~1';
questions[198]='How many multiple choice questions are in the Australian citizenship test?~20~10~25~50~A~1';
questions[199]='How many Australian values questions must be answered correctly to pass?~5 out of 5~3 out of 5~4 out of 5~2 out of 5~A~1';
questions[200]='What overall score is required to pass the Australian citizenship test?~At least 15 out of 20~At least 10 out of 20~At least 12 out of 20~At least 18 out of 20~A~1';